Raytheon M99-140 15' Transducer Extension Cable on 2040-parts.com
Daytona Beach, Florida, US
Raytheon M99-140 15' Transducer Extension Cable
For use with Raytheon and Apelco Fishfinders without Side Looker option.
Other numbers on tag: 02-0298, RH5914/33-016
Written on wire: Airmar Transducer Cable #C172...C1225
Five pin connector.
New, but not in original package.
For use with Raytheon and Apelco Fishfinders without Side Looker option.
Other numbers on tag: 02-0298, RH5914/33-016
Written on wire: Airmar Transducer Cable #C172...C1225
Five pin connector.
New, but not in original package.
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